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This video features clips from Michael D’Antuono’s film on systemic racism, BLACK INjustice AMERICA that features his iconic painting, It Stops with Cops. The painting will be auctioned on eBay beginning June 18, 2020 to benefit The Equal Justice Initiative, Black Lives Matter and the NAACP.

This is a promo for my mission to help save democracy by informing through art. The future is up to us.

Forget Pennywise, this timely animated music video depicts a clown much scarier and dangerous. It’s hardly a spoiler to tell you the Orange Clown also known as Don the Con, Traitor Trump and other well deserved monikers, is none other than our 45th president.

This video humorously illustrates danger he brings to his cultish minions who’s undeserved loyalty lead them to blindly follow him during his mishandling of the Coronavirus and just about about everything else he lays his little hands on. It’s sardonic humor to be sure considering the consequences and repercussions of having a retarded Tony Soprano sitting behind the desk in the Oval Office. More that, it illustrates the danger his cultish minions blindly following his

I am primarily a painter, but considering my shows have been postponed until there is a cure for the coronavirus and/or Trump’s mental condition, I’ve created this music video. Enjoy and share the video with some of your favorite Trumpsters.

Michael D’Antuono is often referred to as the Norman Rockwell of the Resistance. This special event will include a presentation and discussion with the artist, video screening of Michael’s projects and introduction of “The Plot to Destroy American” by Author, Malcolm Nance. This event will serve as the Official Launch Party for the Exhibition.

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This video is explores the inspiration behind Michael D’Antuono’s iconic painting depicting the talk that only parents of children of color have with their children in America. It’s not the birds and the bees talk that concern African American parents, but something much more difficult to have to explain to one’s child.